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Just unlocked every achievement on a game for the first time... yeah, it was Mass Effect 2. I don't have a problem, I can quit any time I want! *twitches, scratches nervously* -
I borrowed this from corellianrogue
If it's in bold, then it's true.
I am shorter than 5'4.
I think I'm ugly sometimes.
I have many scars.
Tan easily.
Wish my hair was a different color.
I have friends who have never seen my natural hair color.
I have a tattoo.
I am self-conscious about my appearance.
I have/I've had braces.
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A little scene I've been toying around with in my head
So I've been writing again lately, piecing scenes together under a general theme I started back in my first semester at Tulane, with the opening chapter of a sci-fi/adventure novel(la) for my creative writing survey course. This little scene was one I've been writing and re-writing in my little black notebook I carry around at school.
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Update to my 101 things to do before I die.
I figured it was a little past a year since I last did this, so since I've completed a few (or remembered completing some I missed originally) I decided to update. Current count is 21/101 completed.
1. Sell a book I wrote.
2. Backpack across Europe.
3. See the Northern Lights in Iceland.
4. Build a snowman.
5. Go to New England in the autumn.
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A moment of "WTF?" brought to you by the line at McD today.
Me: *is waiting in line to order his ration of deep-fried, delicious death ( Read more... ) -
Because Janel did one so I felt like one too.
A nifty little exercise called a Johari Window
It's a pretty neat little thing that you can use to see how your view of yourself meshes with what other people think about and see in you.
Alternatively, there's this exercise which is the inverse of the Johari window, called the Nohari window, which categorizes faults rather than strengths. -
My fourth assignment for my memoir class
Thought I'd post this, since I was kind of satisfied with how this first half of an assignment turned out, which is a rare thing for me ( Read more... )